Minnesota SF3699 prohibits civil arrests for certain individuals attending court proceedings.
Minnesota SF3699 prohibits civil arrests for individuals attending court proceedings, including parties, witnesses, potential witnesses, and court companions. It also outlines civil remedies for violations, including damages and attorney fees. The bill specifies that certain individuals, such as those under care, interpreters, and health care providers, are privileged from civil arrest. It also defines terms like "civil arrest" and "court companion." The bill is effective August 1, 2026.
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